The council said Wolverhampton's planning policy determines that 1% of the build cost is set aside for the creation of public art.
The most expensive of the subsidized units will cost roughly twice those set aside for middle-income tenants.
Fox said: "These are the costs we have to set aside for this extremely unfortunate episode in our past.
When it opens in 2002, at a cost of $25 million, with an equal amount set aside for five years' worth of operating costs, it will house 500,000 documents by or about Mrs. Eddy, as well as a large collection of artifacts related to her, including her horse-drawn carriages.
Deirdre O'Sullivan, a spokeswoman for the agency, said some money would be set aside for the cost of installing the baggage screening machines, but she declined to say how much.
UNDER the new zoning rules, the units set aside for lower cost will not necessarily be part of the projects but may be located partially or altogether at other sites in Stamford.
Analysts said the total of settlements with the other record companies, as well as the Universal judgment, fell within the $170 millionMP3.comm set aside for legal costs.
Albany, however, was so delinquent in selecting a system that the Justice Department sued New York State in 2006 and threatened to take away federal money set aside for any costs associated with the transition to new technology.
In a surprise announcement, JPMorgan's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, declared a $380m loss, entirely the product of $9.2 billion the bank has set aside for settlement costs, which offset what otherwise would have been a good quarter.
Sir David has said he believes the scheme can come in "substantially" under the current budget if the £14bn set aside for contingency costs is reduced.
